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Welcoming our new Trainee Estimator
We’re pleased to welcome Will Johnson to VariBlast, who joins us as a Trainee Estimator as part of his placement year in industry at university.
15th April 2026Dry blasting on concrete
Dry blasting is a widely used method of surface preparation that uses compressed air to propel abrasive material at high speed onto a surface.
11th April 2026Type C vs Type A Hangars
Type C aircraft hangars are large-span structures designed to accommodate bigger aircraft and more modern operational requirements. They typically feature larger internal spaces, heavier structural steelwork, and increased height compared to earlier…
9th April 2026What is vacuum blasting?
Vacuum blasting is a specialist form of abrasive blasting that allows us to prepare surfaces while keeping the surrounding environment clean and controlled.
7th April 2026Concrete cleaning
At a recent project in Central London, our team carried out comprehensive cleaning and paint removal on a concrete structure, restoring its surface to a clean, bare finish. Using carefully controlled techniques,…
5th April 2026Why are DFT readings used?
At VariBlast, we carry out detailed quality control checks throughout the preparation and coating process – including DFT (Dry Film Thickness) readings.
31st March 2026Ongoing works with PPH Access
A project we started this year is now well underway, with works progressing efficiently on site in partnership with PPH Access.
27th March 2026Wesley Camden
Throwback to our works at Wesley Camden, following off-site preparation and coating.
25th March 2026Off-site coating application
We also use high-quality shop-applied paint systems in controlled off-site environments,.
21st March 2026The importance of catering to micro-climates
During a recent site visit to a multi-level carpark, we observed first-hand the consequences of not accounting for micro-climates when applying surface coatings. Water-based intumescent coatings had been applied throughout, yet large…
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